Tra từ put - Từ điển Oxford Learners Wordfinder Dictionary

putting on clothes CLOTHES
see also BRING/TAKE/CARRY, MOVE
- to move sb/sth to a particular place or position: put* sb/sth somewhere, place sb/sth somewhere
He took the key out of pocket and put it in the drawer. ◎ We carried the boxes downstairs and put them in the hall. ◎ The chairs had all been placed in neat rows.
- to put sth where you usually keep it, for example in a cupboard: put* sth away
The children put the books away in their desks.
- to return sth to its place: put* sth back
Please put it back where you found it.
- to fix sth to or in sth else: put* sth on/in/into sth
to put a stamp on an envelope
- to put sth into sth or between two things: insert sth
to insert a coin in a slot
- to put or fix sth in the right place: fit sth on/in/into sth
to fit a new engine in a car
- to put sth in the correct position on or under a surface: lay* sth
to lay a carpet/pipe/cable
- to put sth on sth or in front of sth in order to hide it or protect it: cover sth (up/over) (with sth)
She covered the table with a cloth.
- to put a soft substance all over a surface: spread* A on B, spread* B with A
to spread butter on a piece of bread ◎ to spread the bread with jam
- to fix sth to a wall, etc: put* sth up
When shall we put up the Christmas decorations?
- to put sth in an upright position: stand* sth somewhere
He stood the suitcase by the door while he put on his coat.
- to put sb/sth that you are holding on a floor, a table, etc: put* sb/sth down
When the kitten tried to scratch me, I immediately put it down. ◎ Put me down now, Daddy.
- to put sb/sth carefully in a particular position, especially on a surface: lay* sb/sth somewhere
She laid the child down on the bed. ◎ He laid the map on the table.
- to take hold of sb/sth and move them/it to a different position: lift sb/sth
Can you help me lift these boxes into the van?
- to put sth heavy in sth or on sb/sth: load sth
They were still loading the cargo onto the plane.
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